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sated with it, they have exhibited all the
characteristic symptoms of the disease,
The organism is found in patients sick with
It
Dont s for the Sick -Boom,' malaria;
1)otet Umht a eick room at night by means Without doubt these germs—or whatever
of a jet of gas burniDg low ; nothing im- i the poison --exist in soils rich in decomposed
poeeriehes the air sooner, Use sperm vegetable matter ; but they depend for their
e - l development on the co-aotrou of heat and
undlea or Callers which burn to aporm l .
Delft allow offensive matters to remain moisture. Still, they are often carried by
> an • the wind to regions naturally wholly free
these ' niter '
of ` emergency, enc where ca
In caeca� talnous
ate ,them—sometimes into un
g Yi m
fromu
va teav cloth_
P
• mo wring
o ce be Ie 1
forned, g -regions and to regions Navin a rand ete-
for instance, like Turkish torvciclg—out af.' rale soil. g g gaudy,
cold water, use it as a cover, placing over The upturning of soil for cultivation, the
th's ordivar a>or. Such means )revent ^ o in ofrailroads,
� Y P 1 1 digging of canals, the building 1 ,
the escape of odor and infection. the obstruction of natural water=courses, aro
Don't forget to have a few beans a coffee often followed by malarialepidemics.
handy, for this serves as a deodorizer, if 1 Tlie prelnonitory symptoms are nearly the
burnt upon coals or paper, Bits of charcoal i same as in intermittent fever, but the cold
placed around are useful in absorbing gases i stagy is very much less, often only a slight
e
' to s It sometimes mis-
and other impurities. feeling of chilliness. , isne
Don't have the temperature of a sick -roam taken for typhoid fever, but the typhoid pa-
tch over sixtydegrees seventy : degrees 1 tient reaches a high temperature much more.
ml 6 Y g
are all wale, but not advisable, gradually than one who is afflicted with me -
Do' t permit currents of air to blow upon lama.
fire -place is an
ex-
cellent
tient. 9 n open
h'' t n.
the
F
The current
Ii of ventilation.
let cans
cel 1
may be tested by burning a piece of paper There is a lesson tor many ot us in the
in front. sudden death
this most famous preacher.
Aont
give the patient a full glass of water More than
most men,
he both understoodod
the laws of health, and obeyed them. He
gave months every year to physical re -m•
vigoration. Ile well knew that brain -work
exhausted the vital forces far more than
Don't neglect during the day to attend to manual` toil, and that it could not be continu-
' necessaries for the night, that the rest of ed at a high tension from day to day with-
thepatient and family may not be disturbed. out grave danger.
Don't ask P- convalescent if he would like He equally .well knew that sunshine in
this or that to eat or drink ; but prepare the atmosphere ;of the soul was as potent,
the delicacies and present them in a tempt- for health and life, as it is the sunshine
ing way. i which kills the death -germs in the outward
the fire ;place it atmosphere, and he sought to keep himself
Don't throw coal upon
genial and hopeful to the last.
in brown paper bags and lay them upon the His ordinary intellectual work, because of
f]ro, thus avoiding the noise, which is shock-
hisgenius, cost him less expenditure of nerve
ing to the sick and sensitive. and brain than did that ofmost mind -
Don't jar the bed by leaning or sittingg. workers. Almost every organ in his body
it This is unpleasant to one ill and wasingood working order up to the fatal
Mr, Beecher's Health.
to drink from, unless he is allowed all he
desires. If he can drain the glass he will be
satisfied ; so regulate the quantity before
handing it to him,
itienda,ctaixs and Cowardly
t ck by
is the ri ' whioli the Canada Life Assur-
mice Company endeavors to show its "-sur-
passing• advantages" in the following
terms :----
"Percentage of total cash profits given
by each company to the premiums paid to
eaeh, during the years1870 to 1886, Moho
sive :—
Canada Life.. , .. .36. 5 per cent.
Mutual Life of New York, .22. 6 per emit.
New York Life , ,18. 9 per cent.
u ...14. `3 per coot."
Ontario iUfut al..
The dabbler in oornperisons has herein far
surpassed himself. We challenge him to
support his figures by Government returns.
Even if correct, the comparison (I) is the
device of a trickster, intended to deceive
and not to instruct.
Observe and note how it is done :—
The Canada Life began business in 1847
and in 1870 was in its 23rd year, having
many of its 10, 15 and twenty payment life
policies felly paid up and yieldinannuities,
older life
surplus on its'ald
while the it fits or ill 1
pupate p
policies were or should have been nearly or
quite eighty per cent, of the premiums.
This was a favorable point at which to
begin a comparison with a company just
writing its first policy. The intelligent pub-
lic will not fail to appreciate herein the
surpassing dishonesty of the company which
makes so glaring an exhibition of itself !
Now, if the Canada Life will compare
their' percentage of surplus during their
first seventeen years of business with ours
DURING A LIKEPER1OD, or' if they will com-
pare results under similar policies during;
the years 1870 to. 1886 inclusive, we will
guarantee to snake them tired of the com•
perison business. What have they to say?
TrIE ONTARIO MUTUAL LIFE,
Waterloo, Ont.
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It's Always the Way,
.t Didn't tell you so?" said a gentleman
P Pto an acquaintance whom he chanced to
nervous. stroke, meet on the street; "it's always the way."
eiok Why, then did he die 1 " What's always the way ? inquired a mu -
let stale flowers remain in a y ,
Don't,
chamber.
One of the well+known facts of age is a tuns friend of the two men who happened
Don't be unmindful of ourself ifyou are tendency to arterial degeneration. The along just then. " Why, just this," replied
y muscular coat, on, which the strength and the first speaker : ``you see Smith, here, the
in the responsible orouusition of nurse. To do lasticit of the arteries depend inclines to last time I met him he bad one of the
faithful work you must have proper food aitd , y - depend,
- become either chalk -like andW- brittle, or worst coughs you ever heard. He coniplaiu•
stated hours of rest.
mere fat, Such deeeneration in the brain ed of a loss of appetite, of night sweats, of
Don't appear anxious, however great your is more dangerous than it is elsewhere,for low spirits and other unmistakable premon•
anxiety. - the cerebral arteries are not supported by itory symptoms of consumption. I told
' ss him et supply of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Dont forget that kindness and tenderness tough muscle. Every emotion Increases the Klin to a
g g
are needful to successful nursing. Human
nature longs to be soothed and comforted on
all occasions when it is out of tune.
Common Errors.
Do not forget that
1. Alcoholic drinks do not support physi-
cal strength during hot weather.
2. Seasonable weather is never unhealthy.
3. Men and women should"'not eat the
acme kind and amount of food, when their
manner of life is entirely different.
4. Pie is not essentially indigestible ; nor,
in general, can the quality of indigestibility
estibilit
be logically affirmed of any article of food
absolutely, and apart from a consideration
of the ' ttive capacity of the particular
stoma° the 'powers of which are to be
tested.
5. Disease does not consist simply in the
group of symptoms manifested in the case.
6. Morbid processes are not necessarily
destructive, but are sometimes conservative.
Disease in some cases may be nature's
method in righting a wrong, or overcoming
the effects of some disturbing agent.- A por-
tion of the clinical picture of a diseaseis
therefore made up of evidences of reaction,
on,
as well as of dilect morbid action,
force of the great central pump.
All undue mental activity keeps the
cerebral blood -pressure at a high tension,
swelling out the arterial walls, if the latter
are weakened by fatty degeneration, and
searching out every spot that is weaker than
others, In such a case, .a fatal hemorrhage
is liable to occur. The avoidance of unusual
excitement and undue brainwork is the
Toronto.
Medica Discovery at once. He did so and
look at him now 1 Did you ever see a
healthier looking man? The `Discovery'
has snatched thousands from consumptives'
graves. I knew it would cure Smith. It's
always the way."
JUNE 10, 1885.—For,. two years my
wife's health was run down. She wee
greatly emaciated and toe weak to do
anything for herself ; she was given ule I
by five doctors, they all passed the
opinion that she contd.' not live. She
commenced using Dr. Jug'sMedioineln'
December, 1884, and atter taking six
bottles she was so rouoh impproved that:
she could look after her househeldduties,
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sole condition of safety. She Broke the Engagement
Now, we know that Mr. Beecher was because she saw that he had ceased to 'love
working on his "Life of Christ" at a pres- her. Her beauty had faded, her former
sure unusual for him in his best days, and high spirits ;had given place to a dull laasi
the result shows that it was with the r` sword tude. What had caused this change ?.
of Damocles" hanging by a hair above his Functional derangement; she was suffering
head. That book pro ably killed him.
A: New Labor Society Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, she might
There is a new labor organization. It have been restored to health and happiness.
began on Sunday night, ten days ago, in
Boston. Its members call themselves squires
of work. The only squire who has announced
himself, so far as organized, is Mr.Edward
Atkinson, the honoredfounder of the order.
He proclaimed the new faith in speech
made to a big'honseful of Knights of Labor.
It did not please the knights much, but it
has pleased'a lot of other people. The 'first
principle of the organization is, Mind your
own Business," and the next principle seems
7. In the production of true cholera in- to be -though the founder did not say so in
fantum oat.. does not play the most intpor- so many words— " Smash any man who tries
tent part , nor does it furnish the main in- to prevent you from earning an honest living
dication for treatment. in your own way."
There is an adult, substantial call for such
an order as Mr. Atkinson suggests. His
address was full of wisdom of a sort that we
workingmen will find it profitable to;amine.
ilate. The newspapers have reported it
more or leas fully, but doubtless it will be
printed in a cheap form, so that we can all
get it and paste it in our notes for future
reference. No one will find the information
it presents more important than the Knights
of Labor. Mr. Atkinson, with his figures
and his common sense, can do them more
good than all the walking delegates that
ever called better men names.
from those ailments peculiar to her sex.
And so their two young lives drifted apart.
How needless, how cruel ! Had she taken
8. Perseus are not necessarily well because
they feel well ; nor does sickness consist in
• feeling sick.
9. Specifics do not exist in modern medi-
cines,
10. If any one be ill, take drugs and re-
cover, it does: not follow that there is any
connection between the administration of
the remedy and the happy result ; nor does
the repetition of such cases do more than es-
tablish a probability of the remedy doing
good in like cases.
11. Even if a patient has had syphilis, it
does not follow that every ailment subse-
quently afflicting him must be syphilitic ;;
nor that he must for every ill take iodides.
12. It is not always necessary to remove
insane persons from their homes ; though it
must be admitted that the percentage of re-
coveries in hospitals. for the insane is much
greater among: mild and recent cases.
13. The actual years of one's life do not
bear any positive relation to the occurrence
of senile degeneration.
14. Typical, hysteria cannot exist in
'a
perfectly healthy patient, though the essen-
tial the
of b
e discoverable
s ma nY
1 on
tial es
Y.
pathologist, •
15. The conditions of modern life in our
highest civilization are not the most favor-
able for the development of a large, healthy
and vigorous population.
16. There ie' no essential difference be-
tween sanitary, and sanatory science.
Malarial Fever.
Remittent fever is closely related to inter-
mittent. Each depends on the same cause,
and each is characterized by frequent subsid-
ence of symptoms,
followed by
their
renewal.
The intermissions
of the one, however, have
The Elephant is Tough.
These enormous beasts are wonderfully te-
nacious of life, and it does not often happen
that hunters kill them:as easily as these two
were disposed of. I have sometimes ween.
elephants that carried off forty or fifty
bullets of large caliber before showing signs
of giving out. I have even known them to
travel fifteen or eighteen miles with all those
wounds, many of the shots having taken
effect in parts of the body where bullets are
v
supposed
to
be` fatal,before
giving g
out. I
ave made running fights of that distance
evoral times with elephants. It is generally
much eaiser to kill these animals dna thick
jungle than in the open ground, because
hunters on foot have better opportunities to
dodge the charges and to shoot them.
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In a display of insect pins a large fly with
diamond winhire. bodyand crocido-
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rocidolite:tail was. wings sapphire
We ought not to be too anxious to encour-
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The, Bermuda lily, in delicate enamel and
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Sufferers are not generally aware that these diseases
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Who are Weak, Nervous and ex hausted • who feel
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and
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t Mutual Reserve
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a singular regularity, lasting, according to a cheque for 'rive.'fhotasrnd .Dotlora in full of claim
*the type of the'fever, one, two, or thrti,-•'t[r,a,der a policy of insurance issued to us by the Mu -
j teal Reserve 'FiindLife Association for that amount,
daylle subsidence in remittent fevers is only j as creditors of the late Edwin C. Fisher.
q Wehave much pleasure in bearing testimony
for; few:hours,—generally in the morning, { to the prompt. and satisfactory manner in which this
—arid is,much less in degree, as well as `in'claim has been adjusted, and at the same Ulna to ex-
dltration. Sometimes it is hardly percep- i preas,our con&lenge In your association, ITaving an
ilintimate acquaintance with your President and
tible: chief officers, we know them to be gentlemen of the
The symptoms of remittent fever are also ' highest integrity, and in Whose hands we believe the
more marked. The tech erature reaches a i peintereriectlstys ofsnfethe. members of the Mutual Reserve are
' P +
higher. point, a point at which, in severe 1 Wishing your association continued success.
cases, the blood is dangerously, and often Yours truly, W. D..11Amrnaws & Co.
fatally, changed in its nature. It generally
reaches its highest point within a few hours. A woman who growls at a shad having so
is so fatally malignant many is the fever which y g bones about it doesn't often stop to
on the west coast of Africa, and prevails ex- t realize how her own corset is built up.,
tensively in the jungles of India. Its fats- ! 1Yt/1iINer MEN suffering from the effects of early
and Poll
dud
I ignorance a who
the result of i ar ae Y
evilhabits ,
u its e�is- g
' nice but lit is greatest in hot climates,.
tones is not confined to the tropics, but is a themselves weak, nervous and exhausted; also min.
Drde-AGED and OLD Max who are broken down from the
found in every malarial region, , - 1 effects of abuse or over -work and in advanced life
The natives of malarial regions are, in the 1, feel the consequences of youthful excess, send for and
aiu, liable' only to intermittent fever ; seen ht. V,. Lubon's Treatise on Diseases of Men. The
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(pent attack. Those who have had inter. , diamond centre and long stem 01 °based
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long after removal to non tnalarious regions.
weather, or in DUKE volt 111►If uNitiEV1!)ESS,
The shorter aucl less marked are the rends- , opium, morphine, chloral, tobacco, and
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a
Malarial rial means bad air. But chemical in tea or coffee without the knowledge of
r
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ears m stem
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Addr°ss M.
however, a microsco is or ranism has been those who have been cured,
discovered in malaria airy which seems to be V. Lebon, 47 Wellington St. r+last, Toronto,
.tit this out for future reference,
Circ anus° of the fever: It has been duly' Ont. G
isolated, and when animals havo beeninoou-' 'When Writing mention this paper.
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